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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01
Pr IA WAR USA!
P%omyslne zuiwo
w Whine.
Wlln", Lincoln Coz, Mimi,
l. %sierpnia.

Jeszczc ma wiosne Y. b. do
nosi}cm Szannwnym Rodakom, mo
i'm znajomym p~rz;j"ci"tom, &c "a
staruniem naszego Czcigodnego rs.
Proboszcza r~estaEracya, a wfasciw'e
pow iekszenie gamachu koscielnego
w Whine, MIMI, przeds,ewzieta
zostala.
Obecnie budowa tn, ktora nasz
Ks. Proboszcz osobisrie kierowaf,
wielc piracy rodejmu.j &C, juz wykoh-
czona zostuln. AZ SERGE porusza sic
cz}owiekowi Z radosci, patrzac ma
t. wepaniaia swiatl mia PanSka 2
wieia; jest ona tax fndnic i gus.
townie zbudow n p~omaiowana
ze oko przyjemnoscia spoczywa ma
niej juknajdtu2ej.
Pan Bog / tcgo roku ME SKA
pit nam swej niepojetej taski.
Sprzet zboza j siana miciismy
tego roku jaknajpoyslnieszy, TAX da-'
lece. re navel mniej zamozni far
merry zdo}aIi Sotie kupic po,rzebne
do zbiorow maszyny.
Sa t"kzr .iui " reku polskiem
try m%}ocarnie; jedna parowa a
dwic knnne. .)uz to dla wtasnej
wygody, .]ak ME mniei i ola kon-
kurencyi z naszymi sasindami in
mel naroduwosci.
W. 4. MugauH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01
Zielnie POIskie pod zabO-
rem I~nOSieWSkim.

Wayszand, 6 serpnia. Reklor
uriwersytetu warszawskiego gfosl
publicznie, re z rozpoczynaja cym
sic nowym rokiem %szkolnyn licz-
ba d c IN k ow zy
4 ow $ k c b $ t Q g Q W II c
do postanowienia wy4szej wfadzy
ME ma bye wieksza mad 10 procent
ogolnej sunny wszystkich adadc'ni-
k6w.
Nowo %zgteszajacy sic sfucha.
czo 4ydowscy o lyle tylko beda
wpisani W poczet akademikow, o
tic suma powyiej oznaczona ME
Jest jeszczo zupefna.
Pc uniwersytetach rosyjskich,
lax mp. W X Il Nv e, O d este,
" X u; Clark o.
e., liczba 1ydow, dopuszczonych
do siuchania wykiadow uniwersy-
teckizh, ograniczona jest do pieciu
procent liczby ogolnei.
Pokuzujc sic 2 teg" rozporza
dzadzenia, IL Rad rosyjski zuwcza-
~ dba o to, ably W Rosyi ME mas.
tapito TO-, co obecnie widzled molina
W Austryi t., j. 20 zydzi wyplcrnja
ludnosc miejscowa iu2 ME tylk" ma
polu landowner, ale nawet Z do
nosniejszych posad urzedniczych.
u az Gu q NOV en-
ach, jak ~dowaduie sic Ga
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01
UMIENIE.

Wiedzcie. &c grunt weselu pruwego:
Kiedy cziowick sumienia catego;
Ami czujc scrcu &ednej wady,
Przcz {" by ~ie wstydzic Mat swei
rady;
Temu wlna ME Mzcba pr.ylcwat,
Ami yrac na Iutni. ami spewac.
Bedz.e wes1t. bye chci"i, nwod-
zie
Bo sic cznje prawlc ma swobodzle;
Me ;iz;r mn W smak nhiad obi
ty,
Zulnu 20 picsn, ,gtos ME wzruszy /;
Wszystk" idzir M wiatr mimo u-
sly
/L GlLE III JVI1KIS1I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01

nego przytfoczenia, ponizenia i
pognebienia polskiej ludnosci. Gio-
wnymy szczawczami W tel spra-
vie sa burmistrz %cieszynski DIR.
Demel i superintendent dr.. Haase,
chcAc nj mniej nj wiecej, tylko
ably troszka Niemcow szlaskich
wszedz;e we wszystkiem panowa-
IL mad Gala masa ludnosci pol-
skiej, czyl' jak oni mowia: sfo-
wianskiej. Przyzwyczajeni jestes-
my, &c Niemcom, jak W catej
Austryi talk tei i ma Szlasku,
chodzi o to, atty jedynie ich naro-
dowosc p%anowata. Lecz jezeli
Niemcom talk chodzi o narodowosc
niemiecka, - tenn samem daja
nauke nam Polakom j W ogole
Slowianom, h i nam powinno cho-
die @ nasza narodowoSc
Z Raroti repteckiej. Ma dniu
% go I,'pca odbyfo sic wesele W
Rep:ach bardzo bogobojnych no.
~woaehcow Augustyna Papiorek z
Otyla Dudek. Naraz niespodzianie
przybyl wielce szanowny ks.
probosxcz, ably udzleli6 nowoAeh-
Observation-Disclosures domowego. Cra-
dowal, sic tenn wszyscy wcselnicy,
a radost ich byfa tax wielka, SER
ca tax przepetnione, re ME umia-
no navel wdziecznosci swej wypo-
wiedziec. KS. proboszcz przem6-
vii tez pare stow do nowozehcow,
blogoslawiac i'm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01
A GILL
IA WIARUSA

Bronson, Wal Bileeoski. .....2 90
La Crosse S=ymou Noeoah. 200
Dacatav II. B.. Blum. .o.5o
Detroit Jos. fuhowiak... ...l.0O
Buffalo Pro. Gogulski. 49,. 100
Wimona Herman Sikorski. 100
Independence Alert Bauch. 200
Mikotqj Klos. .l.75
Red Jacket Jan Lauee... LOO
Milwaukee WIS. 90
Mem U1m Tee Jan Szczepanski2.Oo
South Orange Stlv Am6roSeaoicz2.oo
Sand Beach FIR. Rwtowskii. 200
st Paul Amton5 Muszyaski 200
Winona Jos Laska. 100
minnesota Lake Albert 21oska2.oO
Chicago Aqtny.
Jersey City Stan My;lewic=. LOO
Marshland Jos Szunaiaski. -. 100
s. Chicago Adum Kietbasiewicz2.O0
Chicago NJ. Osuch.. 90
Ryisviae Il. Domagalshi. -. LOO
Mlpoukee August Zychski. -. LOO
Flat Rock H. Nagienha 2 90
Kelso Rec. Se6astyoasAi. 200
Lansing a. Bilaaoski. .......2.oO
Wsnona Jan Mauszycki. LOO
Duluth Mr.. X. Ludaotkowski 200
Wilkesdarre DominiM Wassyk LOO
Ionia Jan Wojtylah .......2 200
Bay CNv Jos. Bukopski. $50
Jos. Stcszynshi. -. 90
Bryan Ieoaor Kochanoacic=z. LOO
jan Kr0lcsyh. ...... 200
Blossbury NJ. Szpotaashi. .....2.oo
Sigel Rrisvile d. Rlbu. LOO
RrisveMe George Schornoch:. 100
Chicago Michat Longe. 40
7eodor HEM. .......1 90
jan Soch. so
Franc. Wnud. .......5o
RoMngstone august Glu6ha. 200
Miz,caukee Il. s. Grams. $50
Toledo Izy Bry=elaA. =. 200
Chicago st. Mattek. 100
South Bend, p. Beczkiewics. 100
Rmie0zy poh1nito,raneni po-
przed11io { st. Louis deooma dola-
rami 6e= podania nazooiska cd
Oh. St.. 1srczewshiego, obecnie &c
Chicago maieszkajqcego pod mr..
! no Milqoaukee dee, byt .jeacn do
! lar cd 2ou. Pol. Prem. g st.
Louis. Drugi doiar 10 tych eaaiach
y. 7ercze,oski;enu dedzie wrocony.
Agentovi nos=enaup. X. Rkrzy-
wiashienu { Chicago Saptoc1 p.
M0teusz Tiesielski dol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01
Galicya.

lJOOlS AAoAnO pN0
wieme grybowskiem jest W Ptasz.
kowy. M:eszkahcy PLaszkowy ma
ia bardzo zte granta: gdy& mokre,
gorzyste i kamieniste, ale So oni
pracowic;, ruchliwi i zapobiegliwi
i pomimo z:ego gruntu z ktorego
ME mogliby sie wyzywic, maja sic
dobrzc .jednak, niekt6rzy gospoda-
RE sa nnwet tn zamozni. Ztad to
pochodzi, re ME ogladajq sic ma
sam snopek tylko, jakim ich obda-
rzy rola ale rak ME o%puszczala
i oddnja sic wypasowl wol@w kto.
re ma iarmarkach skupuja podkar.
miaja, /; czesto gesto kllkadzicsia:
papierkow ma parze ,akich ciof-
kew zazablaj ia.
A preem ten powiarza sic
ki&ka razv do roku, vice .iakos
tel biedc lzej sic pcha. Dawniej
tel czasem i do Ofomuhca | Wied-
nia chodzito sic q wotami a zbie-
ratio sic ma t. kilkanastu gospo-
darcy i kazden dawat pc parze
wofow do t,eo handelkn, Il ME
Lyio k}6tni ami sporow i dobrze
mad tenn wszyscy wychoazili. lnny
handluic wieprzkami, drugi znow
jakos to pomalcnkn, ale idzie i
ME hnrzcka ale ,ez bardzo ma bic
dc.
N,~ma wcale lutaJ pieniaczow,
Il gdy zdarzy sic czasem jaki spor,
to ME udaj "a sic z MIN ludzie do
sadu powiutowego, ale zdaja sic
ma sad polubowny i sprawe kazda
rozstrzyga sic ma miejscu Z zado-
woleniem stron ebydwoch: | do
brze Ptaszkowianie robia, re sic
patryachalnie urzadzili, DO prze-
ci.z ludzie miejscowi nailepieJ roz-
ratrzec sic NIGGA W ka&dej spra-
vie i lepiej ia znaja jak pau Sc
dzia powiatowy, vice tez iatwiej
i'm ia rozsadzic %przychodzi - q
do sadu polubownego ME potrzeba
opt"cac pisarza, ktorenby skargq
lub repli.e napisaf, ME potrzebu
tcz stempl6w, II co najwazniejsza
&c czasu sic ME tract M chodzenie
do miaStcczka Ma tcrmina kilka
rasy sic powtarzajace, co ~jeszcze
i inne wydatki ga soba pociaga.
Maia tel tutaj w kasic gmir nej
1900 IT., z ktorych gosPodarze
miejscowi zaciagaja po&yczki ma
maiy procert.
Jest tel " mieiscu czytelnia
ludowa, ktora liczy przeszfo GOO
ksiazeczek, a.wszystkie sa ciagle
" ruchu j przechodzaca q ;ak do
raA; gdy5 tn chetnie iubia czvtac.
Stosunek m'edzy gmina Il
Gworem jest jak n%aJlepszy. = F.
Hilary Podolski, dziedzic, ma TED
we wsi wielkie zauta ME ! szczarzc
sic splawam, gminy interesaj %.
Przyjat on nawct ma siebie uciaz-
Hwy urzad pisarza gminy azeby
.jcj lcpicj mogi bye uz%ytecznym.
Jest on takke przcwodniczacym
Ko}ka rolniczego, w oticynie
swojej urzadzit czytelnie, ktora
jest takie miejscem posiedzeh
K6lka rolnicz ego.
Prawdzlwa to BOA czeladka.
ktora by Jak na~]wiece.j znaIaz}a
nasl"dowcow naszym krajn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01

die sprzedawaia bilety zwrotnc
po pofowle ceny, plus IS centow
wstepneso do wystawy.
w tygodniu, W kt6rym bedzie
wystawa st. Paul, ena
jazdy bedzie %jeszczc nitsza. Ty-
kiet mozna kupiG ma dworcu (De-
pot),
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01
MINNEAPOLIS INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
Lss,s .. HIbbard. oso. Man. VIC. Byron. SEQ
.s...,AE3fTSNFT NS3TN" -H|NTv

WvS,awa NJ nnrnro-
las. ma.i'p,n trwaG dni ~, OF
warta z",t"ia 81 sicrpn'a. TylIt"
% ccnt6w ~>trpnego "rnz TAME
tykiety kolaiowe dndza tysiacom
q bllzkn ! z dalcka s%posobnost
ogladan'a cudow naszgo $wiata j
uprnwic"in sobie pc upaiach lot
Mich, "a d~r"bhos,kc, prawdziwej
rozkoszy. Mia-ta hlianiccc st.
Paul NJ immenpo y dzin
iaja w ricknei harmonic, ably zwic.
dzaiacych wystawG uraczyc czem5
piekncm nndzwyrz"j c'n.
KOiej Burlington
Northern podczas wystawy be
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01

W M6rce pod Dolskiem syn gospo.
darski Michat Pofowihski, w Ole
drach R~adzewsk;ch - lelni chioplec
With. Kruger 2 Poznania. Pod
Oledrami Zwolihskiemi we Warc'e
Is letni chopiec FIR. Nowak. w tje-
ziorzc k%ornickiem Is letni chtopiec
klemcns KoztowsEi.
Gnie5niea ski sad wzywa jana
W o b | 6 S k ego. Nep'
romucene Oczkiewicz6w P a.
chol k y i Stanisawa w "
tamna, ably sic zgtosili DO % mu.ja
1898, nnjp6zniej. W przeciwnym
razie uznani beda ,urzedowo I'll
zmartych i majatek ich krewnym
bcdzie przysadzony.
Rlacy ME gtupiejq, .jakby So
b'e togo ogolnie zyczono, lecz pre-
ciwnie zdobywaja sobie nauka Ia
ka slave nawet wsrod Nlemc6w,
IL ci mimuwoli zniewoleni ich obda-
rzac n%agrodami. Donosza nam z
Berl;na. re Kodak nasz lgnacy
hyskowski, student prawa ma wsze-
chnicy berlihskiej, synowiec s. p.
posta Eyskowsk'ego, otrzymaf
werwszy i jedyny ztoty medal,
wyznaczony jako nagrode przez
wszechnice berlinska "a najlepsza
pruee pismienna W prawnictwie. W
prze,zlym roku TAXI medal otrzy-
mat r1wniez Kodak nasz, student
lrawu ma w%szechuicy berlihsklei p.
.~.ustauccki. Geese tel mfodziezy
~naszej, re nauka podtrzy."uj e wobec
Nicmcow powage imiennia polskle-
Jakie to piekne IVORY do n;'sla-
d%owania!
Bunk Ziemski, zat"zony wcelu
ralowan1a ziemi poIskiej pred Ao-
l~onizacya niemlccka, me zroh'r ME
moze, DO fundusz, ,jukim dotad roz'
porzadza, ME %przechodzi sunny
29s, 900 marek. Zakupywan'e 1000
markowych akcy.i odbywa sic ma
der powolnie, bo inne skladkl, ia
kie wpfywaja kapan'na, sa raczeJ
powodem dobrej i ofiaTne.j wolf,
aniAeli rzeczywistym Ola banku
zasiikiem.
o o%fiarnosci spofeczehstwa pol
skiego swiadcza dwie akcye, zaku-
phone z groszowych skfadek warsza-
wskich.
Kuryer Roznaaski, organ du'
c%howienstwa polskiege II w. KS
Poznahskiem, gteboko ubolewa mad
~zepsuciem Ksiesy W tel polskiel
dzielnicy. Pisze on, 2e ksieia pc
ustapieniu Rsymu, po przyznaniu
z lego strony obowiazku talk zwa'
mel notiflkacyi, a rzadowl prawa
protestu przeciu trwafemr obsadze'
nlu posad duchownych ME, wytrzy-
muja pr6by. Niejednokrotnic o.
bywaja sic &c strony duchowlen-
silva II wfadz sw icckicll s%tarania,
awiadczace wiece.j o trokliwosci pc,
prawy swegr bytu materyalnego
anlzcli 0 godnosci kaptanskiej
~poczuciu narodowem. Ksieza odda
ia wizyty landratom. dystryktowym
komisarzom, pastorom, nlekledy
nawet rabinom; biegaja do IA jmu-
jacych, wpiywowe, stanow1skc
urzedn'kow adminstracyjnych W
Poznauiu - Il tc ich starania czestc
pcciAgaja "a SODA kazania potrze-
HE poddawaniu sic wolf rzadowej.
Ziennie PoIskie pod zabO-
rem IN SieWskim.
Wayszaud, 6 serpnia. Reklol
uri~varsvtetu warszawSkicro rfOSl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
OUR IRISH GUESTS.
Sketches of Sir Thomas arattan Els

monde and Hon. Arthur O'Connor.
Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde is grad
uate OF the famous Jesuit college OF Col
ongowes wood, the place OF learning
where many OF lreland's most learned
men received their first education. He is
descendant OF Henry Grattan, and
through his family connection wears the
title of baron, Sir Esmonde is q
disciple OF Parnell and the home
rule movement. There is tinge
of romance in his conversion
to the latter. While hunting in the do
main OF Council castle some years ago, one
Of the party, supposed to have been the
parish priest, accidentally shot his gun in
Esmonde's direction, and he received the
chargc in the knee. The accident caused
him to lay in bed Tor some months, during
which time he was attended by his many
friends, and particularly by a Jesuit priest,
a shining light Of the Catholic church and
well known character in the literary world.
This priest, a member OF the Royal uni
versity OF Ireland, had the interest OF the
Irish at heart and brought as many as he
could into his way OF thinking. Among
them was Sir Thomas, who listened, was
interested and then, though quite young
man, began the study OF his couptrys his
tory, and OF the great movement OF the
day, under his venerable friend and adj
wiser. When sufficiently up in the sub
ject, this same priest presented him to the
Home Rule society during convention
at Dublin, and, through the
efforts OF the priest and his
own eloquence, he was adj
United. One objection was raised to his
acceptance by Michael Davitt on the
ground that he was a landlord and an
aristocrat. This objection was overcome
by the young baron and landlord by show
ing himself TO be the grandson OF man
who was hung for attempting TO defend the
Irish cause. sir Thomas Esmonde is q
member OF Parliament for South Dub
lin county. and is considered weighty
representative Of the cause.
Arthur O'Connor was born in 1874, and
Is u member OF Parliament for East Done
gal. His first ideas of the affairs of the
government and Of the Irish question OF
nome rule were gained while engaged as
a clerk in the war department OF England.
Ills keen intellect ana reaching arguments
caused him to be named as q candidate
Tor the House, and in 1880 he was elected
TO represent Queens county. In 1885 he
was reelected, and besides Queens coun-
ty, he feathercd the interests of
East Donegal, and the Ossary division
Of Queens county. Again in 1886 he was
reelected 10 represent East Donegal and
received majority OF over 1000 votes.
All through his parliamentary course his
clerical experience served him TO advan-
tage, and this, together with his tactics,
caused him to be thorn in the seat OF
nearly every minister's chair in Parlia-
ment, lie has time and again humbcd
the proudcst Of them 10 confession of the
truth OF his arguments. lie is a constant
student, and one Of the best informed men
representing the Irish people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
TELEaRAPHIo BRIEFS.

An incoming passenger train on the Gin.
cinnat Northern milrOad struck a hand
car yesterday morning, near Oak Station.
on which Chris. Erbcrt and George Thics.
ing, section men, were going north. Erbcrt
was instantly killed aud Thcising was scri.
o,isly injured.
Probably the most disastrous fire that
ever occurred In Independence, Mo-, was
that which caused the total destruction Of
the palatial residence Of the Hon. VIM.
Chrisman yesterday morning. The house
was one 81 the finest residences In the
STATE. Lcs-, $4,000, partially insured.
Tho Postmaster General, yesterday, III.
rccted the establishment at The frye dcliy.
cry system at Springfield, Mo-, 10 begin
January !, 1855. A station ut North
Springfield. No., Is also established at the
same date, which, like Springfield, will be
served with letter carriers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29

France, when all life had leen crushed
-out of her, and raised her to her feet. 1t
paid the Prussian indemnity and liberated
the soil 1t pays SlO,OOO,0OO a year to
keep French churches in order, keeps over
1000, 200 Of children annually at school,
and although the debts II inherited from
the empire are the greatest in the world,
Its credit is among the first. Moreover,
this wrctchcd Republic keeps an army Of
623, 1888 men, at the annual cost ofaboutS77,-
100000, while our unparalleled Republic
spends Si2,0OO.OOO on an insignificant
army Of %, 600 men. This miserable low
born French Republic has not only main
taned French credit, but 1t has made
France, in her army and navy, one Of the
great Powers"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
THAT FATAL GAME.
Another Shooting scrape Growing Out
OF Craps.

About II o'clock last night a negro
named George Williams, who has been
employed at compress No. 2, shot and
probably fatally wounded negro who
gave his name as Isaac Williams, but who
is better known by the names Of Raven"
and "Rich." The shooting occurred
at the notorious saloon and
gambling den known rs the Red Light.
situated on Front, between Commerce and
winchester streets, and il was all about a
game Of craps The first intimation that
the police had of the affair was when two
negroes supporting another approached
Oihcer Doherty on Main near
washington street. The negroes
explained that the man had been shot, and
they were taken to the station. There the
wounded man was examined, and bullet
hole was found in the lower part OF his
back, near the spine. The wounded
mans friends were allowed TO take
him to his home at No 81 Causey
street, known as "Noah's Ark.h
where DIR. Nicely examined and dressed
the wound. The ball ranged upward and
lodged in the region of the right breast.
Capt. Ollaver, Sergeant llcdrick and
Officers Jordan and Doherty investigated
the affair, and about midnight arrested
the would be murderer at his home, on
Commerce street. lie said that he had
won IS cents from "Raven;" that the lat.
ter grabbed il and ran, and he shot at
him twice. The pistol was found in viii.
Jams room, and two chambers were found
empty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29

The Railway Age informs "a subcriber'
that at the end OF the present yoar the
railway mileage OF the United States will
be about 10000 miles, and judging from
the ratio Of increase in the rest Of the world
during the past four years we may roughly
estimate that the total railway mileage Of
the world at tho end Of 1887 will not be far
from $4,000 miles, OF which the United
States will possess about 44.3 per cent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
Trunk Ran. Pool r,sbt.

Nav ioRE, Nov 2S.-1herc = yet no
settlement Of the fight between the trunk
line poland the Gmnd Trunk over the rates
ON dressed meats and 1.-Two stock. Com.
missioner Fink today announced another
reduction In rates 10 meet the Grand
Trunks Last cut This schedule Is as fol.
lows The rates being rckoncd on the
hundred weight from Chicago 30 New
York Dressed bccf, DRESSED sheep aud
arliclos loaded IN ririgrrior cans with
dnssnd bccf. 80 cents, dressed hogs In re-
irigcraior cars, ~ cents, dressed hogs In
common cans, ~ cents; live cattle, lsl
cents live sheep, u cents. The new
schedule goes into effect Immediately.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29

Tue Montgomery Advertiser, n sound
and healthy Democratic paper, reviewing
m interview with Gov Watts on the pc.
litical issues of the day, says that the time
has not yet come for the repeal Of the in.
tcrnal revenue tax. "li the debt was out
Of the way, and interest and pension ac.
counts did not show up in such alarming
proportions, 1t would be right to do as was
done before and repeal the internal rcye-
nue. laws The time has not come yet.
IhoInas jefferson is often quoted in oppo.
sitiOn 10 internal revenue taxes, but during
the war Of 1872 the party Of jefferson did
not hesitate TO revive the internal revenue
system enacted at the close of the eight.
zenith century, Notwithstanding its I'M
popularity. II WIS done to meet war cx.
penscs, and the close Of that war left no
such burdens as the ones now resting upon
the country rs the legacy Of four years
war-irum 1861 to 1865"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Tbcntcr.

The Keene dramatic company appeared
at the theatcr last night and presented
Bullwer's attractive drama, "Richelieu,"
with Mr.. Kecne in the title role. Tho
great cardinal Of France has been imper-
sonated on the Memphis stage by the best
actors OF the day, and Memphis theater-
goers are thorough critics as to the play
and the characters. Mr. Keene's Richelieu
isnot his best or greatest role, although no
makes fine impression, reminding one
occasionally Of Edwin Booths picturesque
impersonation. He was strong in the
strong scenes-the scenes with De Maui
prat, the Curse Of Rome scene and Others
that have become historical as stage
pictures. His rcalor feigned infirmity was
not Us effective rs expected, nor was the
support what il should have been. II re-
quircs a very strong and well balanced
company 10 present "Richelicu" attract
lively, each role demanding ability, and q
weakness in any part materially affecting
tho entire stnieturc. Tonight "Othello"
will be the attraction, with Mr.. Keene
as lago, in which role he is certainly very
magnetic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29

TnE prohibtionis,s Of Atlanta Offered
premium Of 500 10 the colorcd club which
should poll the largcs, vote for prohIbi.
ton, a, the recent election; 500 to the
next largest, and ~ on. 'Thc initiation
iccinio the clubs wss Fixed at s. a head, and
when a colcrcd voter Is too poor 10 pay Il,
his friends paid Il Tor him, aud this
money accommodating In the clubs trcas.
ury remained to b. divided. along with the
premiums, after the election" Now, what
the world iswaitingtok know Is, which one q
the clubs received the 500, and which the
S5oO' Clubbing bribery is new turn on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29

Missouri iron has for some time been
shipped to birmingham to be mixed with
the ore that is mined there. Until the
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham
railroad WIS finished It was shipped by
way Of Nashville, now II takes that more
direct route. But for every ton Of Mis-.
sour iron that cpmes this way twenty
tons OF Alabama iron will crcss the Missis
sippi at Memphis for use In the great West.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
The Te.,ImoninI Concert.

The following IL the program of tho tes-
tmonial concert TO Prof. Morse 3. Downs,
in charge Of Miss Carolyn NJ. Heating, to
be given Thursday night next, at the Y.
M. II. A. hall:
Down In the Dcwy Dell''
Ladies' Voices
Mcsihmcs Care. hansiorl. Ullathorne Carncs Nc
miyc, Raine. Taylor Misses lamp. RAu.
liant, Douglass, Mcnavlt SplcCr,
Woodward. Wigs. Downs.
"iaci darcm'-Nocal duo & nun Giovanni L.. Mozart
Prof Downs AMI daughter
"Giye Me My Owe Native Isle ..-.........-..w White
Male Quartet
q. H. Hutton. james D. Ryan. q. T. Ropclie, Jas
II Gfincth.
MY Sandy's Coming llAmo''-POcm by Wiz.
giniA fmxycr lioylc. music. Morse h Downs
Mis- Laura Wigs.
Ophclla Ten costume
Mad sccnc from Hamlet"
Mis- Julia 4. iiill. pupil Of hiss lcwcllyn.
The Bcdouin song Norc :. Downs
Mr. q. u. Hutton.
Wagner
Ladies Voices
LAY Him low" SOLDIER song MORSE Downs
Dedicated n Mis- Carplyn ~ Heating
sung by james II. Oriicth.
Piano forte Solo ll'y request. .............--..-
Mf. gilbert Raine.
Dancing Der the Wave. .Whlo
Anlc Quartet
q. D. Hutton. q. L. RoT.clle. Jas Y. Ryan, JaA n.
Grdcth.
Cune scene from Leah the Forsaten" Zen coEiumel
Matte q. Dunlap.
Addn, barney Hughes
Dfinnt Bells Mac kektc
Ladies Voices.